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Georges Debs georgesdebs — Loved the entire series! Recently re-read all 7 and enjoyed them again. The characters and stories are great and progress naturally. I think the Order of the Phoenix is my favorite.

Ria Nancoo mymissio — This book left me waiting for more. I was so excited for the sequel. Lisa See creates a beautiful and difficult story of the relationship of sisters, mothers, and friends. Her historical acuracies are incredible but not boring and the book is engaging throughout. There are times when May is so real you want to bring her to her senses, and when Pearl is so stubborn you can't imagine reading any further. Throughout the book the characters emotions come through loud and clear and it was a great read. This book did not dissapoint.

Ria Palanca riapalanca — I really appreciated this look at the events of September 11, 2001. Van Why talks about his experience on that day but also of the days following, how he and his fellow New Yorkers went about getting back to their lives. The world stopped...but then it had to start again, and how do you start again after something like that? This is by no means an exhaustive, in-depth disaster-survival story, but Van Why's account brought this story home to me in a way that nothing else had before. I've never been to New York, so the only mental images I have are sort of the movie versions of New York--the tall buildings, all the people on the sidewalks, the cabs, Wall Street. With all its millions of fashionable, never-sleeping, corporate-lunching people, New York always seemed a little unreal. Van Why's details of his everyday life though, things like eating lunch in a plaza, enjoying a few minutes of sunshine, watching the tourists take in the sights that he'd come to regard as part of everyday life? I could relate to that; I finally had a way to relate New York life to my island life and suddenly I could really imagine the contrast of living your life one minute and the world literally falling down around you the next in a way that I hadn't been able to before. While this book reminds us of all the terrible things that happened that day, it also highlights the ways in which the citizens of New York pulled together to help each other out, to offer each other comfort and support in a time of fear and confusion. (More detailed review here)

Mira Kaddoura mirabird — Really good, I can totally relate to these characters